Operation of a museum of Czechoslovak fortifications from 1935 to 1938.

Exhibition and presentation of historical toys. Lending exhibits to the castle premises. Themed exhibitions at fairs or events.

An example of an old timbered school building.

We operate a mining museum.

The permanent historical exhibition includes the hall of archaeology, paintings by Petr Brandl, rural ethnography, the section Dr. Václav Vojtěch - the First Czech in Antarctica, the exhibition Vivat merenda and the work of the naive artist Václav Kudera - Křapík. The Jaroslav Prokop Gallery offers works of world and local artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.

We run a museum with a permanent sales exhibition of nativity scenes and traditional wooden toys and seasonal exhibitions on a variety of subjects.

We run a museum of antique prams, dolls and manufacturing patents. The exhibition of prams is accompanied by period decorations such as dolls, toys, rooms or various technical curiosities in the form of various manufacturing patents. We open over the winter by appointment.

There are three exposures. A residential lighthouse that recalls early 19th century living. Next, a merchant's shop, where visitors can learn about the range of goods sold at the time, and a black kitchen. The end of the exposition recalls the life and work of Dobruška's most popular personality.

In the centre and yet in the silence of the inner courtyard, you will find an interactive private museum in the former burgher's house, dealing with coinage and the personality of Albrecht von Wallenstein. Try stamping your own coin on a replica of the historic mint. The courtyard offers pleasant seating under Jičín's first astronomical clock.

The natural history museum is located in the former castle granary. The permanent exhibition is located on the first floor. There are up to thousands of exhibits of all kinds of animals from insects to mammals. The museum is a frequent destination for school trips.

A modest museum gradually opened to the general public.

Operation of a motor racing museum on natural circuits in Hořice.

In the first room, visitors will find information about the founding of the legions, an analysis of the number of legionaries, and documents about the French, Russian and Italian legions. As it turned out, there were thirty-four legionnaires from Pecov. For example, Mr. Chramosta's grandfather from Pecka was a legionnaire and an engineer of an armored train.

We run a skeleton museum.